Turgenev, Ivan (1818-1883)

A Russian writer. The author of the novels: Rudin (1856), "Dvor'anskoe gnezdo" ("Home of the Gentry") (1859), "Nakanune" ("On the Eve") (1860), "Otcy i deti" ("Fathers and Sons") (1862), "Dym" ("Smoke") (1867), "Nov'" ("Virgin Soil") (1877), the stories "Zapiski okhotnika" ("A Hunter's Sketches") (1847-1852), As'a (1858), "Veshnie vody" ("Torrents of Spring") (1872) etc.

Computer Fund of Russian language possesses electronic versions of the following works by I. Turgenev:

• "Tri vstrechi" ("Three Meetings")
• "Faust"
• "As'a"
• "Pervaja l'ubov'" ("First Love")
• "Brigadir" ("Brigadier")
• "Stepnoj korol' Lir" ("A Lear of the Steppes", 1870)
• "Klara Milich" (1883)
• "Rudin" (1856)
• "Dvor'anskoe gnezdo" ("Home of the Gentry", 1859)
• "Nakanune" ("On the Eve", 1860)
• "Otcy i deti" ("Fathers and Sons", 1862)
• "Dym" ("Smoke", 1867)
• "Veshnie vody" ("Torrents of Spring", 1872)
• "Nov'" ("Virgin Soil", 1877)

All the texts were taken from
Sobranie sochinenij, Moskva, Nauka, 1954.

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